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1780: Dennis Carragan, John Hill, and Marmaduke Grant, robbers

Posted on 6 May, 2019 by Headsman


From the Pennsylvania Packet, May 23, 1780.

On this day..

  • 1506: James Tyrrell, Princes in the Tower murderer?
  • 1916: Not Constance Markievicz, "I do wish your lot had the decency to shoot me"
  • 1801: Franz Troglauer
  • 1791: William Jones, "in a country out of the reach of my enemies"
  • 1955: Johnson William Caldwell
  • 1887: Theodore Baker, who knew how it feels to be hanged
  • 1958: Vivian Teed, a first and a last
  • 1970: Ibrahim Husain Muhammad
  • 1972: Deniz Gezmis, Yusuf Aslan, and Huseyin Inan, Turkish revolutionaries
  • 1904: Zenon Champoux, French degenerate
  • 1777: Antoine-Francois Derues, scam artist
  • 1916: Syrian and Lebanese nationalists, who christen "Martyr's Day"

Possibly related executions:

  • 1778: James “Sandy Flash” Fitzpatrick
  • 1730: Neither James Prouse nor James Mitchel, much to their surprise
  • 1751: John Morrison, Francis McCoy, and Elizabeth Robinson, robbers
  • 1789: Five wheelbarrow men
  • 1786: Elizabeth Wilson, her reprieve too late
  • 1800: Three Canadian pirates in Philadelphia
  • 1752: William Jillet, Daniel Johnson, and David Smith
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